Monthly Archives: April 2007

Yesterday there were a lot of players with injuries. Here are some more: First, as an update, Jaret Wright is on the DL saying his shoulder only hurts when he pitches. One of the people who is “key” in the … Continue reading →

It wasnt just the game that made this night great, it was the game and the other games that made this night great. First, as a personal note that made this night great, at 6:50 I was trying to dial … Continue reading →

As much as we all love Stache, there will come a time that we will need to replace him. He probably could play in 2008, but what about after that? The Mets do have what breaks into 4 options: 1) … Continue reading →

I guess in the start of any season, there are injuries. However it feels like there are an awful lot of injuries right now in the league. I'm referring to Hampton and H. Matsui, I opened the paper today and … Continue reading →

Well the Mets lost. I hate to say this, but they HAVE to win tommorow. I am pretty sure that the Mets started off the season last year nearly identical in record of how the Braves are now. I dont … Continue reading →

I think it was two days ago that I said how Julio could destroy the Marlins.   Well he did it again. The Breweres/Marlins game that got suspended due to rain at 12:03 AM could have ended in the ninth … Continue reading →

The Zephyrs ended early tonight, and there were some bright spots in their 3-14 loss. The trend continues, Gomez was one of the stars last night. He hit a human 1-3, and his average remains at .400. He also continued … Continue reading →

There is a way to beat them, and the Mets hit it right on the spot on Friday but fell into its trap Saturday and Sunday. Now more than ever, their Rotation has a ton of holes. The rotation is … Continue reading →

Gomez! Gomez! Gomez! The Zephyrs have played 5 games so far, and so far Gomez has hit 3 doubles. He was 2-4 and is still hitting above .400 for the season. To add more speed, Gomez also stole his 4 … Continue reading →

One thing I remeber a lot from last year is that it always seemed when the other team made a mistake, the Mets would make them pay, a lot. Today's 8th inning was a perfect example of that. 7 runs … Continue reading →